Slavery in San Francisco Chinatown A Chinese Trade Tale
A long exposé details Chinese slavery in San Francisco Chinatown starting with an 1808 auction of five Chinese girls and tracing federal action from the Page law to Griggs and Coombs. It describes auctions, Chilese owners, rescue efforts by missionaries, and legal battles highlighting the clash between local authorities and federal anti-slavery efforts. It raises issues of race, exploitation, and reform, with vivid portraits of beleaguered enslaved girls and the systems that keep them in servitude.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chita
America
Suume
Constan Seule
Desvadador
San Francisco
Pacife
Golden Gate
Portsmouth Square
St. Louis
Riley
Chacao
Pacific Coast
Horace Page
Congress
California
United States
San Franciscan
West
Republic
Itj
Michigan
Pred McKenzie
Gajumeti
Althouen
Carl - Enough
New York
Nees
Chinatown
Cum Cook Alley
St. Louis Alley
Epottard Alley
Kearny
Washington
Mcienzie
Twil
Department of Justice
Griggs
McKenzie
Frank 8. Coombs
District of California
Pla
Uiea
United States Attorney
San Francisca
Ith
Gardner
Marshal of
Gold District
Secretary of the Treasury
Tment of Justice
Telegraph
Bir
McKengie
Calumet
Mich
Gow Gow
China+ town
Hong Kong
Chal Arasola
Gon Gow
Shimazawa
Odentail
Hateheimen
Bitekmai
China
Ito-G
Kong
Moey Chai
Mexico Rural Police and Bandit Guard Rise under Diaz
In Mexico the rurales forge a strong mounted corps under General Diaz, repurposed from bandit leaders who agreed to serve the government. The reform brings security to northern districts, boosts hacienda owners, and showcases the rural corps at international expositions with 2000 men under Ramirez.
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Mexico
Republic
Federal Corps of Gorales
Alc
Porfirio Diaz
Trent
Pacific
Cape
Ugicup
Diaz
Cornell
Baleful Federation
Mlewife
Dhe
New Orleans
Francisco Ramirez
Tite
Musiciaal Police
Old sodae es Get Saturated with Caffeine
A fragmented old column notes a Huntsville Alabama woman who attributes years of stomach trouble to coffee use and credits stopping coffee with Postum as improving health. The text blends medical anecdotes with unrelated anecdotes about Mexican police, a traveling Englishman, and a dog trainer using cards to teach a dog words, creating a scattered, collage-like item without a clear single event.
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Huntsville
Ala
Gs. M. Libretter
Cures Baldness Promises for Men Women and Children
An advertisement from D B Cherniss of Farmersville Texas touts a hair remedy claiming to regrow hair on bald heads. It cites testimonials from Theresa Fennell of Moscow and others, promising cures for baldness, itching, and grey hair restoration, and invites readers to request a free trial at the Alchenheim Me Dispense in Cincinnati Ohio.
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D.B. Cherniss
Farmersville
Tex
Purner
Rmount Colle
Ming
Theresa Fennell
Moscow
Haldess
Alchenheim Me
Burcerfield Building
Cincinnati
Ohio
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Norfolk
Christan
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Steves
Ngafolk
Baltimore
Philadolp
York
Seaboard Air Line Railway
Old Point
Ocean View
Virginia Beach
Old Dominion Steamship Co
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Bay Lite
Cherles
Sevstae
Atlanta
Liaaam BR
Clements
Equitable
Atlanta, Ga
Kimball House
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